you.wiki · the living encyclopedia of humanity

One page for every
human on Earth.

Permanent. Beautiful. Yours.

This one is yours.

A permanent room in the archive of humanity.

Scroll to come home

This is a page

The internet remembers everything, except people.

How do you prove your existence? When you search your name online and nothing comes up, how will the ones who come after you learn who you truly were, once everything else is lost? Like the seed vault built underground to protect the world's crops from erasure, you.wiki is humanity's stand against a forgotten history. We cannot trust our permanent existence to social media accounts that vanish. That is why we build you.wiki: the interplanetary archive, free of corporate algorithms, free of bot swarms. Humanity's permanent record.

Resisting entropy: see the odds of you →

No likes

Nothing to perform for.

No followers

Nothing to accumulate.

No feed

Nothing deciding who sees you.

How a page becomes permanent

01 · Claim

One human. One device. One page.

Claim your page with a single link sent to your email. No passwords, no puzzles to solve, and it opens on every device you will ever own.

02 · Confirm

The people who know you, make it true.

Family, friends, colleagues: every connection is agreed by both people and written down for good. Nothing on you.wiki can be quietly rewritten. Ever.

03 · Endure

Your branch on the tree.

Your page takes its place in a terrain of verified, living pages, a map of humanity you can walk. It doesn't feed an algorithm. It outlasts them.

Dress your page

Eight themes. Every one of them free.

From black titanium to a writer's ivory journal: how your page dresses is never behind a paywall. Identity is not for sale here.

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Black Titanium

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Gold Heritage

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Museum Archive

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Porcelain

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Midnight Manuscript

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The Workshop

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Blossom

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The Journal

One family

Follow any tree back far enough
and it stops being many trees.

Not as a metaphor. As arithmetic. Go back far enough and there are a few thousand people, in one place, and every human alive descends from them. Your ancestors and the ancestors of the person you were taught to hate are, at some depth, the same people. Every war is a family argument held by people who lost the map.

This archive is the map. We all come and go the same brief way, and the record shows it plainly: the borders were drawn late, and by hand. Life is short and it is shared. It should be lived, and it should be lived beside each other.

Every page added draws the map a little clearer

The map is being drawn.
Claim your coordinates.

you.wiki · a living encyclopedia of humanity · est. 2026